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Wasn’t he? Jean Jean the Dancin’ Machine was the epitome of cool.Brought to you by people who grew up on the Gong Show and thought Chuck Barris was bringing high culture to the world...
Wasn’t he? Jean Jean the Dancin’ Machine was the epitome of cool.
Nope. The secret agent who wrote Palisades Park.
Nope. The secret agent who wrote Palisades Park.
I see you got my good side!
You soundI look scared.
Hell hath no apologies like a Canadian, eh?Hell hath no fury like an angry Canadian![]()
I’ve been waiting to break this one out!The Vile Imp is a kid - he hasn't had time to develop real wrath. Now get off my lawn.
You just have to wait until the snow melts to see it. So some time in July.
I think you’re thinking he meant George Barris....
Definitely thinking George Barris
Hell hath no fury like and angry Canadian, eh!Hell hath no fury like an angry Canadian![]()
One more reason to not watch television.You'd think being able to hold a tune would be a minimum for people putting themselves forward. Suppose those interminable telly singing competitions are evidence to the contrary.
I see you got my good side!
Definitely thinking George Barris
Doesn't 'angry Canadian' constitute an oxymoron? Or Oxycodone?....Hell hath no fury like and angry Canadian, eh!
Still my favourite Batmobile... sorry, I'm a secret agent and I'm clueless as to this reference.'My' Chuck Barris represented high art west-coast car culture growing up in the mid-west.
One more reason to not watch television.